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Quran Alone

The Quran is the only source of divine guidance and legislation. Prophet Muhammad himself was commanded to follow the revelation given to him by God.
The Quran records several occasions when God corrected the Prophet. He was corrected for speaking about future matters without saying, “If God wills” (18:23-24). He was corrected for turning his attention away from a poor blind believer while addressing influential tribal leaders (80:1-10). He was also corrected for making unlawful for himself something that God had made lawful (66:1).
These examples show that the Prophet’s personal decisions and judgments were not the same as God’s commands. Whenever a correction was needed, God revealed it through the Quran.
From this, we can understand that God’s guidance is found in His revelation, not in human opinion or personal judgment. The Prophet’s role was to deliver and follow God’s message faithfully. Therefore, believers should take the Quran as their ultimate authority in matters of faith, guidance, and legislation. 
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Quran Alone

Throughout this book, we invite readers from all backgrounds to explore and understand the Quran’s universal message. The Quran presents itself as guidance for all of humanity, not for a particular people, nation, or religious group alone. Its teachings address fundamental questions of human existence, morality, purpose, and our relationship with God.
  • Surah Al-Baqarah (2:185): "The month of Ramadhan in which was revealed the Qur'an, a guidance for the people and clear proofs of guidance and criterion."
  • Surah Yusuf (12:104): "And you do not ask them for it any reward. It is not but a reminder to the worlds."
  • Surah Ibrahim (14:1): "This is a Book which We have revealed to you, [O Muhammad], that you might bring mankind out of darknesses into the light."
  • Surah Az-Zumar (39:41): "Indeed, We guided you with the Book for mankind in truth."
  • Surah At-Takwir (81:27): "It is not except a reminder to the worlds."

These verses clearly convey this universal scope, repeatedly addressing humanity as a whole and extending an invitation to reflect, learn, and seek wisdom. By examining these passages, readers can better appreciate how the Quran presents its message as relevant to every person, regardless of their faith, culture, or background.
Last but not least, the Quran is not a book reserved for scholars, clergy, or any particular group of people. It is a book for all who are willing to read, reflect, and contemplate its message. The Quran repeatedly calls upon people to use their intellect, reason, and understanding, encouraging thoughtful reflection rather than blind acceptance. Its guidance is accessible to every sincere seeker of truth, regardless of background, education, or social status.